The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-15

Arrive at Port Deposit 1877. The train
will return upon the arrival of the boat al
about S45 P. NJ. See large posters.
The enterprising J. j. Bennett Of
Oakwood is busily engaged on can
merry which he is building at that
place. MIR. B. proposes 70 establish
the canning business at that place
and we predict that he will build up
large aud permanent industry in
that line at lakewood. Jas. K. Haines
of Rising Sun set the boiler and put
in the piping for the works.
The members of Crystal L dye
turned out strong on Wednesday
evening Two new members we're
added to the already long list. The
literary exercises were interesting.
The main attraction Of the evening,
was spelling bee which all enjoyed.
nearly all OF the members taking
part, spelling generally very we'll.
The honor of standing up the long
est fell to the lot of Mr.. E. K. Brown
The trustees of Woodlawn camp
ground met last Monday at 2.20 p. m.
John w. Mccullough was elected chair
man, and C. s. Abrahams, Sect. Rev
Mr.. Quigg reported that nearly all
the preachers he had invited had an
swered affirmatively. Jas. Crothers,
was granted the privilege of the
bread stand. Meeting then adjourn
ed subject to the call of the Sect.
Call and see the Davis Vapor Stove
the simplest and finest one in the
market, at Haines & Kinks.
Robt. L. Reynolds was arrested
and brought before Justice Taylor
on Monday last, charged with selling
liquor at picnic at Colora on the
4th. He was held for further hear.
ing on Thursday in the sum of $3.50.
Mr. Henry NJ. Evans on whose farm
Reynolds had been working entering
for his appearance. Reynolds is
charged with being an old offender
though a young man, frequent con-
signments of "suthen' being shipped
to Rising Sun station for him.
The trial was resumed on Thursday
at 10 a m. in DR.. Kinks Hall. The
room was crowded and the trial ex-
cited much interest Thomas War.
ing and H. H. Haines. as officers of
the L. & o. League conducted the
prosecution on behalf of the League
and examined the witnesses. Miss
Mary Warning stenographer of the
Waring Fertilizer Company, attend.
ed the trial and made stenographic
report of the proceedings Five wit.
nesse. were examined Woolford M
Vey, Daniel Maher, Will Churchman
Louis Grier and Will Conley. The
substance of all their testimony was
that they bought whiskey from the
prisoner and drank it on the night of
the 4th of July at the picnic. The
father of the boy was present at the
trial and stated that he would not al.
low his son to give bond for his ap,
pearance at court in September and
he was committed to Jail. The wit
nesses recognizance was one hundred
dollars each to appear at the the cir.
cult court.
p. s. The prisoner has skipped!
We neglected to publish the fact
in last weeks MIDLAND that Mrs.
Dinah Gibson had purchased the
building and lot on South Queen ct.
which has been used by Squire
Taylor several years for the double
purpose of workshop and law.ofice,
for which neglect we crave Dinah's
pardon. Three hundred dollars was
the price paid for the property to the
former owner. Mrs. Thompson. The
new proprietor inquired ofthe tenant
what rent he had been paying and
was told $50, you shall pay but $50
in future" was the magnanimous re.
ply of the noble little woman. When
will we hear of one of the Gould
fraternity-great or small-reaching
an eminence Of moral grandeur SO
lofty as this plain woman cleared at
a single step and comprised in one
short sentence?
If ol have scrofula, boils, sore eyes, OR